??? Roadkill Pizza ... ????
any takers ?
Indiana Man Makes World's Strangest Roadkill Pizza
December 18, 2006 2:27 p.m. EST
Nidhi Sharma - AHN
Merrillville , IN (AHN) - An Indiana man hopes to market a new line of literal roadkill pizza where the toppings would be scooped out of the remains the animals killed in road. Named as Roadkill Frozen Pizza, inventor Ira Scott is literally on-the-road picking up roadkill and making frozen pizza pies out of highway flattened critters.
To the relief of customers, the roadkill pizza comes in a 'cheesy' strange looking cardboard pizza box with a tire track running through the middle of the pie.
Though still under development, Scott tried his unique highway pizza concept out on his college friends without letting them know. To his surprise they loved it, which encouraged him to do it for real.
"The type of animals you accidentally run over while driving your car determines the flavor profile of your pizza, it's the ultimate mystery meat lover's experience," said Scott.
"Toppings differ only by the geographical region, alligator in Florida or armadillo in Texas and perhaps flattened ground hog in Pennsylvania." explained Scott.
December 18, 2006 2:27 p.m. EST
Nidhi Sharma - AHN
Merrillville , IN (AHN) - An Indiana man hopes to market a new line of literal roadkill pizza where the toppings would be scooped out of the remains the animals killed in road. Named as Roadkill Frozen Pizza, inventor Ira Scott is literally on-the-road picking up roadkill and making frozen pizza pies out of highway flattened critters.
To the relief of customers, the roadkill pizza comes in a 'cheesy' strange looking cardboard pizza box with a tire track running through the middle of the pie.
Though still under development, Scott tried his unique highway pizza concept out on his college friends without letting them know. To his surprise they loved it, which encouraged him to do it for real.
"The type of animals you accidentally run over while driving your car determines the flavor profile of your pizza, it's the ultimate mystery meat lover's experience," said Scott.
"Toppings differ only by the geographical region, alligator in Florida or armadillo in Texas and perhaps flattened ground hog in Pennsylvania." explained Scott.
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